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One of the most inspiring sites of this years show was a letter jacket decked out in high school mountain bike league insignias. National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA) is committed to making mountain biking a high school sport on par with varisty sports such as basketball and baseball

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Chrome had a wall of its signature seatbelt buckles as part of its booth

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Not to be outdone, Timbuk2 create the world's largest rasta messenger bag

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Tallbike BMX - we're not sure how this will handle on a pumptrack, but we're willing watch and see

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Electric mountain bikes were everywhere at Interbike this year. This one is equal parts gravity sled, commuter rig and terrible

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While a full suspension fat bike may seem obsurd, we have it on good authority that at least one well-known companies will be be pursing the concept in 2014

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This contraption sprays the riders face with a fine mist while riding. Sunglass windshield wipers sold separately

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The Long Ranger was strutting through the halls, though his sidekick 'Tonto' stole the spotlight

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Surly: makers of affordable steel bicycles by day and interpretive taxidermy enthusiasts by night

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We're not sure which is worse, CrossFit or a backpack that makes you look like Bowser from Super Mario Brothers

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Boo! This carbon/bamboo fat bike belongs to a customer, but Boo's Nick Frey brought it to show off at Interbike

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The use of a Gates belt drive and a Rohloff hub allows for a relatively tight rear triangle, since the cassette is eliminated

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Black Sheep's handlebar and truss fork use similar clamps

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The Black Sheep titanium bar has some springy flex to it

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How do you run cable guides on bamboo? Like this

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The bamboo tubes are handsanded down to fit inside the carbon tubes to which they are bonded

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An Israeli company showed this Z Bike Stand, which is actually pretty cool

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Unlike a hook on a wall, which requires the user to lift the bike, the Z Bike Stand uses the rear axle to achieve similar space-saving storage, but with less effort

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The Z Bike Stand has some storage, too

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A visual example of how the Z works

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The Phone Johnny is the latest spinoff from the Chain Johnny. What's a Chain Johnny, you ask?

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This is a Chain Johnny, which lets you transport your bike inside the back seat of a car while keeping the greasy drivetrain covered

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The Real X Cooling Towel (worn around the neck here) is basically a chamois that is designed to stay wet and keep you cool

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The Real X visor uses a similar material as the Real X towel on the headband. It hardens like this when dry

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Each Seasucker mount is rated for 250 pounds, but the suction cups must be pumped by hand every few days to retain their grip

While there were certainly a few clear trends at Interbike this year — yes, fat bikes — we also came across a number of exhibits that don't fit so neatly into any one category. Whether plastic animals that hold your bike vertically, interpretive taxidermy displays or time-traveling machines disguised as DeLoreans, there were a few things we couldn't quite classify — but had to show you here in a photo gallery. Enjoy.